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Guys, I’ll make at least one trip to the playa this year… Not sure which launch, but I’m definitely going. I’ll try and narrow my calendar this week – there are two things that will settle into place.Tony, will you…   Read more»

Here is AeroPac’s 2010 schedule..MUDROCThur: 6/17 SetupFri: 6/18 Mudroc Research launchSat: 6/19 Mudroc launch/ Night launchSun: 6/20 Mudroc launch/ teardownAeronautThur: 8/5 SetupFri: 8/6 Aeronaut Research launchSat 8/7 Aeronaut launch/ Night launchSun 8/8 Aeronaut launch/ teardownARLISSSat: 9/11 DIY Research (Tentative)Sun: 9/12…   Read…[Read more]

I’d be happy to write the bad check from a closed out of state bank. But if we go one a beer run, it would have to be Lite beer.

Tim, this is soooo cool. Just let me fantasize it for a few moments… I’m thinking Hawaii… or any place on Earth. 8)

I’m not too worried about getting LOX and liquid H2, but I guarantee we don’t know anyone with a mixer big enough to pour a couple 200″ 4 grain solids.W

Sean, Zachary is a tough kid and he will be shagging rockets in no time! That said, he has a tough haul ahead of him. There is nothing like seeing a child struggle. This will possibly be even tougher on…   Read more»

Sean, a very good and dear friend of ours, Russ Anthony, survived this, or a similar form. We will all pray for your son and will welcome you BOTH back to the launch field!

Cubbies – probably meet at six to coordinate spiels – Pledge of Allegiance at 6:30ish. We’re talking rocketry, big and small – we fly them all!

joe, questions:boy scouts or cubbies?what time do they need somebody?are we talking lpr or hpr?

I agree with Adrian on this one.There are a few of us on the board that fly small fields (relatively) and would like a couple good all around cases that we can use for a wider range. It’s like needing…   Read more»

Probably too late for suggestions, but one can dream…Never too late.Are you serious about the motor spacers though? For what reason?JeroenBased on a few guesses.I’m guessing that there will be a case that’s the same length as an Estes D…   Read more»

Adrian,Maybe we can help CTI roll out the 24mm motors at MHM with an altitude duel-Meet me at noon on the high plains, at the NCR corral. Bring your Raven altimeter, same launch tower, same CTI 24mm load. Maybe a…   Read more»

Probably too late for suggestions, but one can dream…

Never too late.Are you serious about the motor spacers though? For what reason?Jeroen

My 24mm wish list:

I’m reading this. Just so you know ;-)Jeroen

I was hoping you would be. Probably too late for suggestions, but one can dream…

8) I kind of think that MHM would be the PERFECT place to show the new 24’s. The 29’s were wildly popular last year, selling out the first day. I know my check book is ready….The D,E,F and G,H,I…   Read more»

Seems to me that Anthony and CTI are making a major investment in hobby rocketry – certainly they’ve done more in the last 2 years than they have since 2000 in terms of new motors, new sizes, new propellants, etc….   Read more»

Most Excellent JOE – add some of these to that order I can’t wait. I’ll have more CTI stuff than AT the way things are going.

Come on 6GXL Pro24! (in Imax propellant) That would be about a 50% H, wouldn’t it? That could be interestingA full G25 (altitude)A full F10 (altitude)E30 (all-around fun motor)An E60 (booster stage and retro-rocket)A D20 (straight flights on small fields)Motor…   Read more»

My 24mm wish list:

I’m reading this. Just so you know ;-)Jeroen

That may spell the end of AT single use motors, and after I’ve witnessed two E30 CATOS, one of which destroyed my Big Bertha upscale, I won’t miss them.You can still find AT reloadable 24-40 motors for $6.50 per flight,…   Read more»